dgtal36
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stop bumping this thread! Not helping my wanting air ride syndrome!
I'll just leave this for you ;)
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stop bumping this thread! Not helping my wanting air ride syndrome!
LOL +1stop bumping this thread! Not helping my wanting air ride syndrome!
In one week will be sitting prettystop bumping this thread! Not helping my wanting air ride syndrome!
. Come on join the club everyones doing it.
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Been bagged for months and still haven't bought wheels [emoji30]
It's not difficult at all. Tons of videos out there...I installed mine the way they did theirs at Late Model Restoration but lot of these guys in this thread have way cooler setups.I just need to get my kit asap :/ Was thinking of doing the install myself if it wasn't too difficult
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If you can install springs, you can install Airlift IMO. It's not difficult, just time consuming. I opted to install all the components in my spare tire well so I retained full trunk space.I just need to get my kit asap :/ Was thinking of doing the install myself if it wasn't too difficult
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That looks greatIf you can install springs, you can install Airlift IMO. It's not difficult, just time consuming. I opted to install all the components in my spare tire well so I retained full trunk space.
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Anyone else care to share their setups?

Anyone with the air ride that uses their car as a daily driver? I usually do about 2500/mi a month and would like to do air ride but I'm a little nervous about the durability. I've had bagged trucks and it seemed like they needed a little more regular maintenance than I preferred. I did have a Charger with the airlift kit on it a few years back and I remember it never gave me any problems but I didn't have it long enough to push it.